Which outcome occurs when atmospheric ducting affects signal propagation using VHF marine band antennas?

💡 Explanation

Extended range communications occur because atmospheric ducting facilitates VHF propagation acting as a waveguide, therefore signals bend beyond the horizon, rather than attenuate normally. Signal fading is caused by multipath interference, polarization shift reduces received power due to misalignment.

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